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The Morning Brew #3045

Posted by Chris Alcock on Tuesday 28th July 2020 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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Task asynchronous programming as an IO surrogate – Mark Seemann
Calling Generic Methods from Non-Generic Code in .Net – Jeremy D Miller
LunrCore, a lightweight search library for .NET – Bertrand Le Roy
How to list and download the contents of a Google Drive shared folder in C# – Mark Heath
How do I set multiple items to a Windows Runtime vector in a single call? – Raymond Chen
Donâ€™t Judge XAML Based On Lines of Code – Nick
Gittrends lags: A Tale Of CollectionView and Garbage Collector – Jean-Marie Alfonsi
Life, part 27 – Eric Lippert
Advancing resilience through chaos engineering and fault injection – Mark Russinovich
Comic: Why Do Their Keyboards Keep Breaking? – Elijah Manor

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The Morning Brew #3044

Posted by Chris Alcock on Monday 27th July 2020 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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How C# Records will change my life – Josef Ottosson
.NET for Beginners – Dustin Moris Gorski
Create Your Own Logging Provider to Log to Text Files in .NET Core – David Grace
Writing more succinct C# â€“ in F# (Part 1)! – Isaac Abraham
Effect Programming in C# – Eirik Tsarpalis
Merging migrations in Entity Framework Core 5 – MichaÅ‚ BiaÅ‚ecki
Understanding the SynchronizationContext in .NET with C# – Honey the Codewitch
Exploring the Worker Thread API in Node – Obinna Ekwuno
Waiting for Azure Durable Functions to complete – Damien Bowden
Azure Tips and Tricks – Tip 272 – Azure Security Best Practices – Michael Crump
Finding Joy in Making Happy Little Computer Videos on YouTube – Scott Hanselman
Free-programming-books – EbookFoundation

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The Morning Brew #3043

Posted by Chris Alcock on Friday 24th July 2020 | Tagged as: .NET, Development, Morning Brew

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GraphQL on Azure: Part 2 – dotnet and App Service – Aaron Powell
Detect missing CancellationToken using a Roslyn Analyzer – GÃ©rald BarrÃ©
Stop throwing Exceptions! Start being Explicit – Derek Comartin
Fast refresh and more on Windows with 0.62 release – Harini Kannan
Thinking beyond Roslyn source generators and aspect-oriented programming – Gael Fraiteur
Blazor EditForms, an essential tool or too much magic? – Jon Hilton
ASP.NET Core 3, IIS and empty HTTP headers – Thomas Levesque
Top Programming Languages 2020 – Stephen Cass
Life, part 26 – Eric Lippert

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